Two Embry-Riddle teams, including Tea Galon (far left) and Hannah Daren (front, third from left), competed in the 2023 Aerospace Maintenance Competition.
Credit: Bernard Wilchusky/Embry‑Riddle
Our industry desperately needs more young people like Tea Galon. A recent email from Galon, an Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University graduate who is now an aviation technician for United Airlines, bursts with enthusiasm for her work keeping aircraft sound and flying. “I love it,” Galon writes. “I...
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